Palo Alto Networks announced that its Prisma AIRS AI‑security platform will now integrate natively with four leading AI‑agent ecosystems—Factory, Glean, IBM, and ServiceNow—providing real‑time, inline protection against prompt injections, tool misuse, and malicious agent behavior.
The move follows the October 28 release of Prisma AIRS 2.0, which incorporated the company’s recently acquired Protect AI assets, and signals a broader strategy to embed security directly into the tools that enterprises use to build and run AI workloads.
By embedding Prisma AIRS into these ecosystems, Palo Alto removes the friction that typically slows AI rollouts, allowing customers to secure AI workloads without adding extra layers of tooling. The company estimates that AI‑agent deployments could reach 1.3 billion units by 2028, creating a sizable market for inline security solutions.
The integrations broaden Prisma AIRS’ addressable market and reinforce Palo Alto’s platformization strategy, positioning the company to capture additional revenue from the expanding AI‑agent economy while maintaining its competitive advantage as a single‑pane‑of‑glass security provider for hybrid, cloud‑first environments.
Anand Oswal, Executive Vice President of Network & AI Security, said, “The enterprise race to deploy AI agents demands a platform that turns security from a roadblock into an accelerator for innovation. Prisma AIRS is that platform, offering frictionless, end‑to‑end protection that helps customers scale security across multiple AI agent platforms. Through our deep, native integrations with Factory, Glean, IBM and ServiceNow, we are providing the trusted security foundation required for rapid deployment that directly boosts customer productivity.”
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